Stroudsburg 18360
Turn-of-the-century 300-acre estate. Old fashioned inn with suites, cottages, cabins. Indoor pool, spa, restaurant, lounge.
Antiques and collectibles in historic 1903 structure. 22,000 SF of floor space, over 125 dealers in furniture, art, books, ephemera, glassware, lighting, vintage clothing, primitives, more.
In tIhe heart of Delaware Water Gap Nat’l Rec Area. Private suites, king-size beds, jacuzzis, hot tubs, fireplaces. Breakfast included. Good for special occasions like bridal showers. $$$
Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs w/ premium channels, mini fridges, microwaves, coffeemakers. Upgraded rooms add pull-out sofas or whirlpool tubs. Room service.
Pizza One is in the center of Stroudsburg. They sell pizza, pasta, calzones, stromboli, entrees, desserts. Classic pizza parlor.
Cute country restaurant with an emphasis on pizza. Casual dining in a friendly atmosphere. Just 3 minutes from downtown Stroudsburg.
Chicken heroes, wraps, chicken cutlets, and chicken Parmesan, along with fries, onion rings, chicken tenders. All chicken. Take out.
Great little Dominican comidas joint serving monfogonos, tostones, bistec, and seafood. Indoor/outdoor seating.
Busy Portuguese BBQ with Latin twist. Cuban, steak, pulled pork sandwiches. Tacos, salmon, steaks, fish.
Coffee, scratch made cupcakes (gluten free too!), muffins, cinnamon rolls, and custom order cakes. They’ve got a bakery and a dessert bar.
Charcuterie platters, fondue mac & cheese, soups, sandwiches, desserts. Daily specials. Sweet wine list.Small town charm, big city sophistication.
Beekeepers make bath bombs, soaps, moisturizers, scrubs, lotion bars, sprays, and their own bug repellant. They also sell candles and honey.
Unassuming and simple Mexican joint with good food. Jarritos soda, horchatas, tacos, burritos, quesadillas.
Wedding celebrations from 75 to 255 people with a naturally beautiful scenic background. Specializes in outdoor ceremonies.
Breakfast all day. Pancakes, french toast, omelets, eggs, home fries. Lunch menu includes sandwiches and salads.
Leads to the original railroad crossings in Big Pocono State Park. Fantastic view. Bikes, horses, skis, and snowshoes are permitted. Bring your dog!
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner items along with bakery goods for dining in the café, and packaged to go.
Cozy wine bar in Courthouse Square. Estate grown wines, cocktails, and local beers on tap. Wine to go, tastings, flights, and by the glass. Outdoor seating, live music.
Breakfast/lunch cafe with soups, salads, quiche, crab cakes, burgers, chicken, cheesesteaks, and more. Friendly service, good prices.
Main Street in the heart of downtown. Approx $100/night in season (in 2020). Kids stay free. Hotel has its own parking garage.
This fresh take on your neighborhood corner bar is very pretty and very good. Full bar, draft beer, chili, buffalo shrimp, wings, cheesesteaks, burgers, goat tacos, sloppy joes.
Situated in a restored 1790’s farmhouse, located in Glen Brook Golf Club. Great place to fuel up after a round of golf at this beautiful course.
Italian ice, frozen custard, and gelati, a mixture of the two. Friendly services, tons of flavors. Add candy to your custard! Quick in and out.
Old-fashioned roadside stand. Ice cream, quick eats. Burgers, pierogies, waffles and ice cream. Covered patio, picnic tables, playground.
Overnight sports camp for kids 8 to 17. At ISTC they believe in teaching life skills through sports. The 450-acre lakeside facility is minutes from I-80.
4 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails Invigorating hikes and exciting switchbacks for mountain bikers. Forested cliff that provides mile-long views.
Breakfast, lunch, Santa Mama Coffee. Salads, pastries, sandwiches. Homemade baked goods. Charming backyard patio.
Bright, low-key cafe offering fresh-pressed juices & smoothies, plus light breakfast & lunch fare. Emphasis on healthful, real food.
New, used, and rare books and knowledgeable, book-loving proprietors. The delight in this Main Street bookstore is in the used inventory.
Owns 10 nature preserves and 2 conservation easements in Monroe County Fishing, hiking, wildlife. Open to the public from dawn ’til dusk, 365 days/year.
Americanized version of Mexican food includes all the basics. Large vegetarian and kid’s menus. Try the guacamole.
Tex-Mex joint on Main Street. Menu is typical for small-town American joint. Outdoor seating. Not particularly recommended.
Seasonal fruits, vegetables, and flowers. You can also buy homemade bread, baked goods, and honey. Open Saturdays May – October.
3.2 miles through upland oak/pine forests and open fields along the Kittatinny Ridge, good for hiking, fishing, and cross-country skiing.
61.5-acres of a section of the Pocono Creek with Class A wild trout waters. Thickets of old-growth rhododendron, colonies of spring wildflowers, and wetland habitats.
6 venues, bridal studio, floral studio, 30 wedding planners. Everything you need by this award-winning 30-year host of resort weddings.
1/8 mile clay kart racing oval in its 27th season (in 2019) in Stroudsburg, PA. Smooth, fast race track. Races every Friday night from March through October.
Polish deli makes sandwiches and sells tons of grocery imports. Pastry, donuts, cakes, bread, and rolls along with sausages and meats. Beautiful donuts!
Cappuccino, latte, Americano, macchiato, and espresso. Coffee from Stroudsburg’s small batch roaster Hrysek Farms. Baked goods, cozy atmosphere.
Sushi, appetizers, rice bowl, noodles, bento boxes, and entrees that include Teriyaki and Tempura.
Originally from Brooklyn, they make dough from scratch and in a wood-fired pizza oven. Truly great, and they’ll come to you!
Indoor go-kart track since 1996. Arcade games, pool table, and snack bar. Must be 54″ tall to ride.
Well-appointed, comfortable Hibachi steakhouse and sushi bar. Full bar and the fun of hibachi, with reasonable prices. Good for kids, too.
18-hole nautical theme featuring a lighthouse, water feature, tall reed grasses, and roped piers. Ice cream/snack bar.
Beautifully decorated and delicious cookies and cakes. At regular pop-ups. Follow their facebook page. Of course, they will deliver to your event.
Wild-caught seafood from the Fulton Fish Market at Hunt’s Point in the Bronx for 30 years. Fresh delicious fish, friendly owner.
Main Street, downtown Stroudsburg. Philly steaks, burgers, hoagies, stromboli, and beer. Full bar. Take-out or eat in. Beer to go.
Tiny taproom of innovative hard cider maker. Barrel-aged cider, 2 fermenters in the back used to brew specialties. Friday Happy Hour.
Very popular wings and desserts joint. Wings have over 40 different sauces and include meatless wings. Try bacon-bourbon and honey BBQ. Comfort food sides.
Mountain View Vineyard, Winery, Brewery & Distillery is all of these. Charcuterie board, flatbreads, sandwiches.
